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Administration Building—Looking North Board of Control of Iowa State Educational Institution J. H. Trewin, President. Hon. O. B. Funk, Chas. R. Brenton, George T. Baker, David D. Morphy, Thomas D. Foster, Roger Leavitt, Arthur K. Holbrook, Edward T. Shoentgen. FINANCE COMMITTEE. W. R. Boyd, President. B. A. Emery, Secretary. Sen. T. Lambert.
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R. O. Bigby Annual Staff 1911 R. O. BAGBY, Editor-in-Chief. PAUL W. HAGER, Business Manager. ART EDITORS. B. O. Denny, Zila Seibert, Alida Chase, Miss Palmer. CONTRIBUTORS. Miss Correll. Rose L. Strand, Halite Suds, Miss Aitchison, Dixie Wilson, Lorena Hedlund, Miss Hallingby, Eva Follgatter. Paul W. Hager 211 E WISH to express our thanks to a number of stu- dents who have contributed various articles and have supported the staff in many ways. We also thank the Seniors of i9ii who have so loyally supported us, and not only the Seniors, but everyone who has helped to sup- port the Old Gold staff in any way whatever.
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South Hall. 1802 North and South Hall North Hall. 1868 Beginnings in our School History The Great Civil War had ended. Iowa, the first free state from the Louisiana Purchase, though young, had been none the less patriotic. At Shiloh, Vicfcburg, Atlanta, to the Gulf and to the Sea” her sons had borne Old Glory and when all was over thousands of children were father- less. No place in all her blooming prairies was too good or too beautiful, so here, on forty acres, beside the Cedar, Iowa in J868 erected a home for her soldiers' orphans. Where is the student, proud of his native state, whose heart does not glow with a feeling of reverence as he walks beneath the shadow of old Central Hall, or within her walls stops to meditate on the noble cause for which she was built and which she has served?” Those same four walls which now resound with the blow of the mallet, the pounding of the hammer, the bus of electric machinery, which in the years from J890 to 1903 reechoed the com- mands of the cadet captain and the tramp, tramp of the boys in drill, then from 1869 to J876, gave back peals of
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